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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
5
A scrambled sale and want list from Fairbury Nebraska items including white Kershans, dental fillings, pasture cattle near Steele City, spotted Pola nd China boars, Yellow corn delivered, white rags for sale, and requests for monuments. The fragmentary itemized notices ask buyers and sellers to respond at local offices and farms.
A fragmented editorial warns that if lawmakers drift from proper laws and enforcement, the public will be compelled to follow or withdraw. It cautions that if authorities seize control, citizens will be forced to conform or face exclusion from civic life.
Citizens State Bank of Diller Nebraska charter 1239 closed April 16 1932 with total deposits including a Depositors Fund and state savings deposits. Jefferson County confirms cashier I Smith with directors G F France and others. commission expires March 1968.
A nurse explains methods to sleep soundly and reduce gas. The brief quote from V. Fletcher is included, noting the advice aims to ease discomfort and promote restful sleep for the reader.
Garden truck issues arise as rains persist. Lincoln ministers seek city ban on Sunday funerals. Local ads note A J Nelson shoe and harness in Gus Dressen building. Mrs Donald Tincher and son Billie visited H A Bell family. Tincher family moving to Plattsmouth for Burlington work. Mrs Thiessen marks 80th birthday in Jansen with large family gathering. Thiessen, former state representative, died in 1920. she remains active at home.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Anderson presiding. Guests Mrs. Albers, Mrs. M. Carp and Miss Vivian Waggoner attended. Activities included an architectural beauty discussion, a poetry segment, violin and piano solos, plus refreshments as members planned a Mothers Day event and district delegate arrangements.
Mrs. Paul Renz visited Lincoln last week with relatives. The frost damage to wheat fields may be eased by recent rains. A nostalgic memory of past incidents surfaces as the community looks to a forthcoming boom.
Samuel Tecumseh Black born May 17 1854 in Lee County Iowa to James L Black and Susan Wolf. He lived on a Page County farm and moved to Diller Nebraska in 1885 and Pierce Nebraska in 1897 before moving to his nephew Guy Sobers in 1928. He died March 29 1932 survived by two sisters Fanny Mayborn and C W Spargar and many relatives. Funeral at Harold Sobers home conducted by Rev L E Dixon. Burial in Mghaska cemetery.
A nationwide radio panorama dedicates the Parade of the States to Nebraska as part of General Motors educational plan. Bruce Barton writes a tribute. a symphonic piece with three Indian songs directed by Ernc Rapee, based on Omaha themes.
For sale a good young Hereford bull of serviceable age priced at 45 dollars and some German millet seed at 50 cents a bushel. Ray Lamb offers delivery one mile north of Diller. Also painting and paperhanging services with prices cut in half. paperhanging at 20 cents per bolt by Rolf Beckmann, phone 42t.
Farmers and Co owners advertise ongoing hog purchases. They offer the highest market price and pay daily. I R Andrews and partners invite sellers to obtain a bid first and sell locally.
Reduction on shoe repairing items listed for men and women with prices 1.00 for soles 0.50 for heels and 0.60 to 0.80 for ladies soles plus 0.25 to 0.35 for ladies heels. Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop corner of Bonham theatre with W F Mathis proprietor.
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